(ANSA) - ROME, DECEMBER 02 - Wages in Italy are 12% lower than in 2008 in real terms: this is what emerges from the Global Wage Report 2022-23 presented today by the ILO, the International Labor Organization according to which "the Australia and the Republic of Korea show sharply increasing real wage growth over the period 2008-22, while Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom are the only countries in the G20 sample of advanced economies where wages in 2022 are below their real value in 2008 Real wages in 2022 were worth 12%, 2% and 4% less than in 2008 in Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom, respectively".
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